Terms of Service
Effective from: 22 October 2026 · Document version: terms-2026-10-22
Questions about these Terms
Bartosz Różycki, ul. Bednarska 26 lok. 56, 93-030 Łódź, Poland. We handle complaints and other requests within 14 days of receipt.
1. General provisions
The service provider is Bartosz Różycki, a sole proprietorship at ul. Bednarska 26 lok. 56, 93-030 Łódź, Poland, NIP 7292772054, REGON 545403173, entered in the Polish Central Register and Information on Economic Activity (CEIDG).
Email address for contact and complaints: team@albumqr.io.
- 1.These Terms constitute the terms of service for the electronic provision of services within the meaning of Article 8 of the Polish Act of 18 July 2002 on the provision of services by electronic means.
- 2.These Terms are made available free of charge at albumqr.io/en/terms in a form that allows them to be downloaded, stored and printed.
- 3.Using the Service means you have read these Terms and accept them.
- 4.The rules for year-long albums are set out in Annex 1 “Year-long albums”, which forms part of these Terms.
2. Definitions
Capitalised terms used in these Terms mean:
Provider — Bartosz Różycki, the sole proprietorship identified in clause 1 of these Terms
Service — the AlbumQR application available at app.albumqr.io, which allows photos to be collected from event participants via a QR code
Organizer — an adult individual who buys the Service privately as a consumer, in their own name, and creates an Album; they do not act on behalf of a school, employer or other organization
Guest — a person who scans the QR code and uploads photos to an Album; no account is required
Album — the photo gallery created by the Organizer for a specific event, together with its QR code
Plan — the paid access tier defining the features, limits and active period of an Album
Consumer — an individual entering into a contract for purposes not directly related to their business or professional activity; the offer is for consumers only
Contract — the contract for the supply of digital content or a digital service concluded between the Provider and the Organizer on the terms set out here
3. Nature and scope of the Service
AlbumQR is a technical tool. The Provider does not editorially review content uploaded by users and is not a party to the relationship between the Organizer and Guests. Uploaded photos are subject only to automated screening for prohibited content, except in year-long albums, where no software checks photos automatically.
- 1.The Service consists of providing the Organizer with the infrastructure to create an Album, generate a QR code, and collect and share photos uploaded by Guests.
- 2.The Provider supplies the Service electronically, without the simultaneous presence of the parties, over the internet.
- 3.The Provider acquires no copyright in photos uploaded by Guests or in content entered by the Organizer.
- 4.The Provider may introduce functional changes that develop the Service, provided they do not reduce the scope of what the purchased Plan covers.
By concluding the Contract the Organizer accepts these Terms and acknowledges the data processing rules described in the Privacy Policy.
4. Technical requirements
Using the Service properly requires the following:
- 1.a device with internet access;
- 2.a current version of the Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge browser with JavaScript and cookies enabled;
- 3.for Guests — a camera on the device or an application capable of reading QR codes;
- 4.an active email address — for Organizers only.
5. Conclusion of the Contract
- 1.The Contract is concluded when the Organizer successfully pays for the selected Plan.
- 2.Before placing an order the Organizer is informed of the main characteristics of the service, the total price and the rules on withdrawal.
- 3.Placing an order carries an obligation to pay; the button completing the order is labelled accordingly.
- 4.After the Contract is concluded, the Provider sends to the buyer's email address a purchase confirmation with the key terms of the Contract: a description of the service, how long the Album works, the total price, and information on the right of withdrawal and on complaints. On request sent to team@albumqr.io, the Provider emails the text of these Terms in the version in force on the day the Contract was concluded.
- 5.The Organizer's account is created using Google sign-in (OAuth); the Provider does not store Google account passwords.
6. The Organizer's obligations
Required — consent to use of image
The Organizer is responsible for informing event participants that photos are being collected and for obtaining every consent required by law, in particular consent to publish a person's image. The Provider is not liable for infringement of image rights or third-party copyright.
- 1.The Organizer uses the Service in accordance with the law, these Terms and good practice.
- 2.The Organizer does not give access to the Album management panel to unauthorised persons and secures their account against third-party access.
- 3.The Organizer observes the limits of the purchased Plan and takes no steps to circumvent them.
- 4.The Organizer promptly removes from the Album any content infringing the law or third-party rights of which they receive credible notice.
- 5.As controller of Guests' personal data, the Organizer fulfils the information obligations under Articles 13 and 14 GDPR.
7. The Guest's obligations
- 1.A Guest uploads only photos to which they hold the rights or for which they have obtained the consent of the persons entitled.
- 2.By uploading a photo the Guest grants the Organizer a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to reproduce and display it in the Album for the Album's active period, retaining full economic copyright.
- 3.A Guest is not required to create an account or to provide any data beyond a voluntarily entered name and message.
It is prohibited to upload content that:
- 1.is unlawful, in particular pornographic content, content promoting violence or inciting hatred;
- 2.infringes personal rights, copyright or the image rights of third parties;
- 3.contains malicious software or is intended to disrupt the Service;
- 4.constitutes unsolicited commercial communication.
8. Intellectual property rights
- 1.The Provider holds the rights to the Service, including the software, the interface, the database, the AlbumQR sign and the site materials. The Contract transfers none of these rights to the Organizer and grants no licence beyond using the Service in accordance with the Terms.
- 2.The Organizer and the Guest retain full copyright in the photographs they upload and the content they enter.
- 3.By uploading a photograph or other content, the Organizer and the Guest grant the Provider a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to reproduce, store, create thumbnails and derivative formats of, and make that content available within the Album — solely to the extent and for the period necessary to provide the Service.
- 4.The licence expires when the content is deleted or when the Album's active period ends, subject to backup copies erased in the ordinary course of their overwriting cycle.
- 5.The Provider does not use the Organizer's or Guests' photographs for marketing or promotional purposes without the Organizer's prior, separate consent.
9. Prices and payment
The selected Plan’s price, currency, duration and features are shown in the offer and immediately before ordering. The displayed total is the amount payable. Annex 1 governs year-long albums. An event album price is not the price of a year-long album set.
Prices are quoted in Polish zloty, or as fixed amounts in euro or US dollars, without currency conversion. The amount to pay is shown before payment.
- 1.Payments are handled by Stripe Payments Europe, Ltd., based in Ireland. The payment methods available depend on the currency: in Polish zloty, card, BLIK and Przelewy24; in euro, card, Bancontact, EPS and Klarna; in US dollars, card. The methods available for a purchase are shown on the payment page before payment. The Provider does not store payment card data.
- 2.If the buyer chooses Klarna, Klarna may offer to pay later or in instalments. The buyer makes that agreement with Klarna, on Klarna's terms. The Provider receives the full price, and the right to withdraw from the Contract with the Provider is not affected.
- 3.The fee is a one-off payment — the Service involves no subscription and no automatically renewing charges.
- 4.The offer is for consumers only. We do not sell to schools, companies or other organizations. This does not limit any statutory duties to document a sale.
- 5.The Provider may change the price list; a change does not affect Plans purchased before it takes effect.
10. Right of withdrawal
- 1.A Consumer may withdraw from the Contract without giving a reason within 14 days of its conclusion by making a statement to that effect.
- 2.Sending the statement before the deadline is sufficient to meet it — by email to team@albumqr.io or in writing to: Bartosz Różycki, ul. Bednarska 26 lok. 56, 93-030 Łódź, Poland.
- 3.On withdrawal the Provider refunds the payment received without undue delay and no later than 14 days, using the same means of payment, unless the Consumer expressly agrees otherwise.
- 4.The Provider refunds the full amount paid, even if the Album has already been created and has received photos. Using the Album before withdrawal does not reduce the refund.
Model withdrawal form
You may use the form below, but you are not obliged to. Any unambiguous statement of withdrawal is sufficient.
To: Bartosz Różycki, ul. Bednarska 26 lok. 56, 93-030 Łódź, Poland, team@albumqr.io
I/We hereby give notice that I/we withdraw from the contract for the supply of the following service: AlbumQR — Plan .....................
Date of conclusion of the contract: .....................
Name of consumer: .....................
Address of consumer: .....................
Email address used at purchase: .....................
Signature of consumer (only if this form is sent on paper): .....................
Date: .....................
11. Availability and content moderation
- 1.An Album remains active for the period stated in the Plan, counted from the date of purchase, regardless of the event date.
- 2.Once the active period ends Guests can no longer upload photos, and the Organizer retains access to the material collected on the terms set out in the Privacy Policy.
- 3.The Provider makes every effort to keep the Service available 99 per cent of the time each month, but does not guarantee uninterrupted operation.
- 4.The Provider may carry out planned maintenance, giving advance notice where circumstances allow.
- 5.Photos uploaded to an Album, except year-long albums, are screened automatically for prohibited content; a photo flagged as prohibited is hidden and marked as rejected. Objections to such a decision may be raised at team@albumqr.io. In year-long albums, the album owner hides or deletes photos, and the Provider blocks them when it receives a report of illegal content.
- 6.The Provider may disable access to unlawful content on obtaining credible notice of its unlawful character, in accordance with Article 14 of the Polish Act on the provision of services by electronic means, and informs the Organizer when it does so.
12. Reporting illegal content
The Service is a hosting service within the meaning of Article 3(g) of Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 (the Digital Services Act). Anyone may report content they consider illegal by sending a notice to team@albumqr.io. That address is also the point of contact for recipients of the service and for the authorities of the Member States, the Commission and the European Board for Digital Services referred to in Articles 11 and 12 of that Regulation. Contact is available in Polish and English.
A notice should contain:
- 1.an explanation of why the notifying party considers the content illegal;
- 2.a precise indication of where the content is located — the URL of the Album and of the photograph or other content;
- 3.the name and email address of the notifying party, unless the notice concerns an offence against sexual freedom and decency involving minors;
- 4.a statement that the notifying party believes in good faith that the information in the notice is accurate and complete.
- 1.The Provider confirms receipt of a notice without undue delay and processes it in a timely, non-arbitrary, objective and diligent manner.
- 2.A notice containing all of the elements listed above is treated as giving rise to actual knowledge of the illegal nature of the content.
- 3.The Provider informs the notifying party of the decision taken, stating also whether automated moderation tools were used in reaching it.
- 4.Where content is removed, hidden or has its visibility restricted, the Provider gives the Organizer a statement of reasons covering the scope and ground of the restriction, the facts relied on, whether automated tools were used, and how the decision may be contested, in accordance with Article 17 of Regulation (EU) 2022/2065.
- 5.A moderation decision may be contested by writing to team@albumqr.io. The case is reviewed by a human and the Provider communicates the outcome within 14 days of receiving the objection.
13. Complaints
- 1.Complaints about the Service may be submitted by email to team@albumqr.io or in writing to the Provider's address.
- 2.A complaint should include contact details, the email address linked to the account, and a description of the issue together with the remedy sought.
- 3.The Provider examines the complaint and replies within 14 days of receipt, on a durable medium.
- 4.Failure to reply to a Consumer's complaint within that period means the complaint is upheld.
- 5.The Provider is liable to the Consumer for conformity of the service with the Contract on the terms set out in Chapter 5b of the Polish Consumer Rights Act.
- 6.If the Service is not in conformity with the Contract, the Consumer may request that it be brought into conformity; the Provider does so within a reasonable time of receiving the request, without significant inconvenience to the Consumer and at its own cost.
- 7.Where bringing the Service into conformity is impossible or would require excessive cost, and also where the Provider has failed to bring it into conformity or has done so with significant inconvenience, the Consumer may declare a price reduction or withdraw from the Contract.
- 8.Withdrawal is not available where the lack of conformity is immaterial; a lack of conformity is presumed to be material.
14. Limitation of liability
- 1.The Service is provided as it stands, subject to statutory liability for conformity of the service with the Contract.
- 2.The Provider is not liable for content uploaded by the Organizer or Guests, nor for how the Organizer uses the Album.
- 3.The Provider is not liable for non-performance or improper performance of the Contract caused by force majeure or by failures on the part of infrastructure providers beyond its control.
- 4.The limitations above do not apply to damage caused intentionally or to rights the Consumer holds under mandatory provisions of law.
15. Termination and account deletion
- 1.The Organizer may delete their account together with all Albums at any time from the Service panel; deleting the account terminates the Contract.
- 2.Deleting the account before the Album's active period ends does not entitle the Organizer to a refund, unless grounds for withdrawal or for liability for lack of conformity apply.
- 3.The Provider may terminate the Contract on 14 days' notice where the Organizer grossly and persistently breaches these Terms, after first calling on them without success to stop the breach.
- 4.Where the Contract is terminated for reasons attributable to the Provider, the Organizer is entitled to a refund proportionate to the unused part of the Album's active period.
16. Out-of-court dispute resolution
- 1.A Consumer may use out-of-court means of handling complaints and pursuing claims, in particular mediation before the regional inspectorates of the Polish Trade Inspection and the permanent consumer arbitration courts.
- 2.Free assistance with a consumer dispute is available from municipal and district consumer ombudsmen and from social organisations working in consumer protection.
- 3.Use of these procedures is voluntary and requires the agreement of both parties to the dispute.
17. Data processing agreement (Article 28 GDPR)
This clause constitutes a data processing agreement within the meaning of Article 28 of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR). In relation to Guests' personal data processed through the Service the Organizer is the controller and the Provider is the processor. Concluding the Contract also concludes this data processing agreement.
As processor, the Provider undertakes to:
(a) Process only on the controller's documented instructions — The Provider processes Guests' personal data only to the extent and for the purposes necessary to deliver the Service — storing photos, generating thumbnails, displaying the gallery and, except in year-long albums, detecting prohibited content — in accordance with the Organizer's documented instructions expressed through the Album configuration. Processing for any other purpose requires the Organizer's separate written consent.
(b) Ensure confidentiality of authorised persons — Persons authorised to process personal data on the Provider's behalf are bound by confidentiality or subject to an appropriate statutory obligation of secrecy.
(c) Apply security measures (Article 32 GDPR) — The Provider has implemented appropriate technical and organisational measures, in particular HTTPS/TLS transport encryption, direct photo uploads to Amazon S3 using presigned URLs valid for 15 minutes, encryption at rest (AWS S3 SSE-S3), private gallery access restricted by signed CloudFront cookies valid for 24 hours, and rate limiting on file upload endpoints.
(d) Engage sub-processors — The Organizer gives general authorisation for the Provider to engage the following sub-processors: Vercel Inc. (hosting), Amazon Web Services EMEA SARL (photo storage and delivery and automatic image analysis, eu-central-1 region), Neon Inc. (database) and Google LLC (OAuth sign-in, optional Google Drive). The Provider gives advance notice of intended changes to the list of sub-processors, allowing the Organizer to object.
(e) Assist the controller in responding to data subjects — The Provider assists the Organizer in fulfilling the obligation to respond to requests from data subjects exercising their rights of access, rectification, erasure, portability, restriction and objection. Requests should be sent to team@albumqr.io.
(f) Delete or return data once the service ends — On termination of the Contract or expiry of the Album's active period the Provider deletes or returns the personal data of the Organizer and Guests, as the Organizer requests in writing, in accordance with Article 28(3)(g) GDPR, unless Union or Member State law requires further storage.
(g) Cooperate and submit to audits — The Provider makes available to the Organizer all information necessary to demonstrate compliance with the obligations laid down in Article 28 GDPR and allows for and contributes to audits and inspections, in accordance with Article 28(3)(h) GDPR. Audit requests should be sent to team@albumqr.io.
(h) Report unlawful instructions — If the Provider considers that an instruction from the Organizer infringes the GDPR or other data protection provisions, it informs the Organizer immediately, before carrying out the instruction.
(i) Notify personal data breaches — The Provider notifies the Organizer of a personal data breach affecting the Album without undue delay, and no later than 48 hours after becoming aware of it, and provides the information needed to report the breach to the supervisory authority and to notify the data subjects (Articles 33 and 34 GDPR).
For matters concerning data processing, please contact us at team@albumqr.io.
18. Final provisions
- 1.Matters not governed by these Terms are subject to Polish law, in particular the Civil Code, the Act on the provision of services by electronic means and the Consumer Rights Act.
- 2.The choice of Polish law does not deprive a Consumer of the protection afforded by mandatory provisions of the law of their country of habitual residence.
- 3.Organizers with an active account are notified of changes to these Terms by email at least 14 days in advance; Contracts concluded before a change takes effect remain governed by the previous version.
- 4.Purely editorial changes that do not change the rights or obligations of either party, such as a product name change or a language correction, take effect when the new version of the Terms is published. Information about them is provided on this page.
- 5.If any provision of these Terms proves invalid or ineffective, the remaining provisions stay in force and the relevant provisions of law apply in place of the defective one.
Document version: class-annex-2026-10-22
Annex 1 to the Terms of Service: Year-long albums
§ A1. What a year-long album is
- 1.A year-long album is a private online photo album for one closed group of people who know each other, for example a school class, preschool group, sports team, summer camp group or family. Adults upload photos through a link or QR code without creating an account. The album owner views and downloads the photos.
- 2.Each album accepts photos for 365 days from payment. For the next 30 days, the owner can only download photos.
- 3.A set has 1, 3, 5 or 8 separate albums, one for each group. All albums in the set start at payment and end on the same day, regardless of when the owner creates them. Album slots not used before photo collection ends expire with the set.
- 4.Before this version took effect, year-long albums were called “class albums”. Albums bought under that name follow the version of this Annex accepted at purchase.
- 5.In a year-long album, the provisions of the Terms about the Organizer apply to the album owner, and the provisions about the Guest apply to the person who uploads photos.
- 6.Where this Annex says nothing, the Terms apply. If this Annex and the Terms differ, this Annex applies to year-long albums.
§ A2. Who can buy
- 1.Only an adult consumer can buy a set: a private individual who pays in their own name, for example a parent, teacher, coach or family member. You may collect money from group members or their families. We do not sell to or accept payment from schools, school districts, preschools, clubs, parent-teacher associations (PTA or PTO), companies or other organizations. A purchase directly related to your professional or business activity is outside this offer.
- 2.The contract is made when we accept your payment. You get a purchase confirmation by email with the order number, the number of albums, the price, the end dates for photo collection and downloading, the key terms of the contract and a model cancellation form. We record with the order the version of the Terms and of this Annex that you accepted. On request sent to team@albumqr.io, we email you their text.
- 3.For purchases in US dollars, the English text of the Terms and of this Annex is binding.
§ A3. The album owner
- 1.The buyer owns all albums in the set and runs them in their own name, not on behalf of a school, school district, preschool, club, employer or other organization.
- 2.The owner can add editors, for example another group leader or a parent. Editors can see the gallery and delete photos. The owner is responsible for who becomes an editor and who gets the album link.
- 3.An owner who leads a group as part of their work, such as a teacher, coach or camp counselor, checks whether the rules of their school, school district, club or camp organizer permit sharing activity photos this way.
- 4.The owner can hand an album over to another person by writing to team@albumqr.io. The new owner accepts the Terms and this Annex.
- 5.Schools, school districts, preschools, clubs, employers and camp organizers are not parties to the contract. If the group is a school class, the album is the owner’s private album, not a school record, and we do not keep it for a school.
§ A4. Uploading photos
- 1.Only adults who receive the owner’s link upload photos: adult group members, parents and legal guardians of children in the group, and group leaders. Children, meaning anyone under 18, do not use this service. The owner does not give them the link or QR code.
- 2.The album is private. Anyone with its link or QR code can upload photos and see this album’s gallery, including other people’s uploads. The owner shares the link only with adult group members, parents and legal guardians of children in the group, and group leaders. Recipients must not pass it on. The owner can hide or delete any photo.
- 3.By uploading a photo, you allow your own image and the image of a child for whom you are the parent or legal guardian to be shared within this private album with people who have access. You confirm that you took the photo or have the right to share it. This statement does not replace any required permission to share another person’s image or permission from another child’s parent or legal guardian. You may ask at any time for your uploaded photo to be deleted (§ A8).
- 4.Do not upload photos of children bathing, changing, naked or in embarrassing situations, or a photo of anyone who asked not to be shown or a child whose parent or legal guardian asked this, including a parent who opted out of school photos. For a school group, do not upload school records such as grades, report cards, health, special education or discipline information.
- 5.Do not post photos from the album online, including on social media.
§ A5. Personal data: who is responsible for what
- 1.The album owner is responsible for the photos in the album and for the data of the people in them, as the data controller. We store the photos and make them available on the owner's behalf, as a processor (service provider), under the "Data processing agreement (Article 28 GDPR)" section of the Terms and § A9.
- 2.Where GDPR applies to the owner, the legal basis is the legitimate interest of the owner, group members and their families in keeping a shared memory of their time together (Article 6(1)(f) GDPR). Anyone may object to a photo of them; a parent or legal guardian does so for a child. The photo is then deleted (§ A8). Before collecting photos, the owner assesses whether this interest outweighs the rights of the people shown, giving particular care to children. If it does not, the photo must not be added on that basis. This GDPR basis does not replace permission to share an image where image-rights law requires it.
- 3.We are the controller of the buyer's data (purchase, payment, contact), the account data of the owner and editors, security logs, and data in reports of illegal content. Our Privacy Policy explains how we handle it.
§ A6. Information for people in photos
- 1.The album page links to our Privacy Policy. The "Year-long albums" section of the Policy explains who is responsible for the photos, who can see them, how long we keep them and how to ask for deletion.
- 2.Before collecting photos, the owner informs group members and children’s parents or legal guardians of the owner’s identity and contact, purposes, legal basis, recipients, retention and rights, under Articles 13 or 14 GDPR as appropriate. A link to the general Privacy Policy alone does not identify the owner.
- 3.We do not collect or verify permissions from people in photos or their parents.
§ A7. What we do not do with photos
- 1.No software checks the photos in year-long albums automatically. We do not detect or recognize faces, do not scan face geometry or create any biometric data, do not analyze people's features (such as age, gender or emotions), do not label photos and do not automatically detect prohibited content. The owner can hide or delete any photo (§ A4(2)), and anyone can report illegal content to us (§ A8(4)).
- 2.We do not use photos for marketing or to train artificial intelligence models, and we do not let our providers do so. We do not sell or rent personal data, do not show ads and do not use data from year-long albums to build profiles of students or families.
- 3.Year-long albums are not public and do not appear in search engines.
§ A8. Deleting a photo on request
- 1.Anyone shown in a photo, or a child’s parent or legal guardian, can request deletion without giving a reason. Email team@albumqr.io or contact the album owner. Identify the album by name or link and describe the photo, for example by date and event.
- 2.We delete the photo within 3 business days of receiving the request and tell the album owner. A photo that shows a person naked or in an intimate situation is deleted within 48 hours of the request.
- 3.If the request goes to the owner, the owner deletes the photo within 3 business days.
- 4.We may also block a photo when we receive credible notice that it is illegal, under the "Reporting illegal content" section of the Terms.
- 5.If the group is a school class, a school or school district that believes the album contains its students’ records may email team@albumqr.io. We delete the identified data and tell the owner.
- 6.By accepting this Annex, the owner instructs us to act as described in paragraphs 2 and 5.
- 7.A deleted photo cannot be restored. Backup copies of a deleted photo disappear within 30 days at the latest. If the law requires us to keep a photo, for example as evidence of a crime reported to the authorities, we block access to it and keep it only for that purpose and only as long as the law requires.
§ A9. Additional data processing terms
- 1.Subject and purpose: storing photos, thumbnails and metadata; receiving photos through the link; showing the gallery to the owner, editors and people the owner gave the link to; exporting photos; and hiding and deleting data.
- 2.People concerned: group members, including children; parents and legal guardians; group leaders, such as teachers, coaches and camp counselors; other people shown in photos or uploading them.
- 3.Types of data: images of people, the name and message the uploader chooses to give, file metadata (including the date and, if the phone recorded it, the place the photo was taken), and technical data (IP address).
- 4.The owner's instructions: the album settings, deletion of photos by the owner or editors, and the instructions in § A8(6).
- 5.Duration: from payment until deletion under § A10.
- 6.We notify the owner of a personal data breach affecting the album without undue delay, and no later than 48 hours after we become aware of it, and give the information needed to report it.
- 7.Sub-processors are listed in the Terms. For year-long albums, Amazon Web Services EMEA SARL stores the photos in the EU (eu-central-1 region, Frankfurt, Germany) and delivers them to viewers, without any automated image analysis. To deliver photos quickly, Amazon's network may keep temporary copies on servers close to the viewer, including in the United States.
- 8.Where making photos available to an owner outside the EEA is a restricted transfer under GDPR, the standard contractual clauses in Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2021/914, Module Four (processor to controller), apply in their unmodified wording and are incorporated into this Annex: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/dec_impl/2021/914/oj. The data exporter is Bartosz Różycki at the address and contact in the Terms; the importer is the album owner identified in the order and their account contact. Acceptance of this Annex records their acceptance. Annex I: the processing, people, data, purposes and duration are specified in § A9(1)–(5); transfers occur as the owner accesses or downloads the album. Sensitive information is not requested and prohibited material must not be uploaded (§ A4). Clause 17: Polish law; Clause 18: courts of Poland. The security measures in the Terms’ data processing section specify the measures for assistance. The mandatory rules of the SCC prevail over conflicting terms. These clauses do not authorize transfers that otherwise fail GDPR requirements.
§ A10. Duration, storage and deletion
- 1.An album accepts photos for 365 days from payment for the set.
- 2.For 30 more days, the album does not accept photos and the owner can download them.
- 3.After those 30 days, we delete the photos and the album data. We delete backup copies no later than 30 days after that. Deletion cannot be undone. We do not delete copies that the owner or editors downloaded earlier. For photos the law requires us to keep, § A8(7) applies.
- 4.Before photo collection ends and before the album is deleted, we send the owner reminder emails.
- 5.There is no limit on the number of photos or on their total size.
- 6.The owner can delete a single photo or stop photo collection at any time.
- 7.You can extend a selected album by another 365 days for an extra fee. This is a separate purchase; the price and new end dates are shown before payment. We never extend an album or charge you automatically.
§ A11. Price and payment
- 1.The set price is shown in US dollars on the year-long albums offer and purchase page before payment. It is the total price for the full period; no tax or other fees are added to that displayed total.
- 2.You pay once, by card, through Stripe. The set does not renew automatically.
- 3.The offer is for consumers only. We do not sell to schools, companies or other organizations. This does not limit any statutory duties to document a sale.
§ A12. Cancellation (withdrawal from the contract)
- 1.You can cancel the contract within 14 days of purchase without giving a reason. A message to team@albumqr.io is enough, or you can use the model form in the Terms.
- 2.We refund the full amount paid, even if the albums already have photos. We refund within 14 days of receiving your notice, to the same card.
- 3.After cancellation, the albums in the set stop accepting photos. You have 14 days to download the photos. After that, the photos are deleted under § A10(3).
- 4.Using the albums before you cancel does not reduce the refund.
§ A13. Complaints, applicable law and courts
- 1.Send complaints to team@albumqr.io. We reply within 14 days. We are responsible for the service matching the contract, as Polish consumer law requires.
- 2.Polish law applies to the contract. This does not take away any protection that the law of the US state where you live gives you and that cannot be waived by contract.
- 3.You can bring a claim against us in the courts of Poland or in the courts where you live.